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Power Inverter
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User Manual
Sine Wave Inverter Power Supply
User Manual
Power Inverter Limitada, direccin Pasaje Enrique Campino 763,

La Florida, Santiago CHILE, Tel. 227615261,
info@powerinverter.cl
Preface
For the inverter power supply equipment has high voltage able to endanger personal safety,
please carefully read relevant contents of this Manual before installing and using the
equipment.
Notices
Before operation, please carefully read this User Manual to understand the
correct use method of the equipment. After reading, please properly preserve
it for further inspection.
Warning: the machine shall be installed by the trained technical personnel.
Before installation, please be sure to clearly understand the following issues:
Whether the voltage provided by DC bus is the rated DC input voltage of
the inverter power supply.
Usually, the red wire is connected to the positive electrode of the battery
pack while the black wire is connected to the negative electrode of the
battery pack. Please be sure to connect the DC bus according to + and
- polarity.
During battery pack installation, firmly connect the battery pack
according to the connection method and sequence specified in the battery
installation instruction. It is forbidden to connect the positive and negative
electrodes of the battery in short circuit or simultaneously contact any two
binding posts of the battery or the exposed ends of the connecting wire; or
else, the battery may be damaged or cause personal injury.
Please notice: even if the Mainsis cut off, the inverter power supply may
still internally have the high voltage able to endanger personal safety.
Please notice: the DC input terminal and the AC input terminal of the
inverter shall be provided with air switches in order to cut off power
supply for maintenance and fault.
Please cautiously use it in the occasions involving life safety.
Statement: due to the continuous updating and perfecting of products and

technologies, the contents of this Manual may not be completely consistent with the
practical products. Please understand this. For inquiring the updating condition of the
product, please contact with the dealer.

User Manual for Sine Wave Inverter Power Supply
Table of Contents
Chapter I Safety Instruction............................................................................................................................................................2
1.1 Safety instruction.............................................................................................................................................................2
1.2 General safety protection.................................................................................................................................................2
1.3 Battery related operation safety protection ......................................................................................................................3
Chapter II Overview .......................................................................................................................................................................3
2.1 Introduction .....................................................................................................................................................................3
2.2 Functions and features .....................................................................................................................................................3
2.3 Technical characteristics and parameters .........................................................................................................................5
2.3.1 Sine Wave series model code ..............................................................................................................................5
2.3.2 Sine Wave series model list .................................................................................................................................5
Table I: .........................................................................................................................................................................5
2.4 Technical characteristics and parameters .........................................................................................................................5
2.4.1 Technical index ...................................................................................................................................................5
Chapter III Structure and Principle .................................................................................................................................................8
3.1 Hardware structure and working principle ......................................................................................................................8
3.2 Operation mode ...............................................................................................................................................................8
3.2.1 AC power supply mode .......................................................................................................................................8
3.2.2 DC power supply mode .......................................................................................................................................9
3.3 Appearance and indicator light ........................................................................................................................................9
3.3.1 Appearance..........................................................................................................................................................9
3.3.2 Front panel ..........................................................................................................................................................9
3.3.3 Back panel.........................................................................................................................................................10
3.3.4 Indicator light ....................................................................................................................................................10
Chapter IV Installation and Debugging ........................................................................................................................................10
4.1 Installation preparation ..................................................................................................................................................10
4.1.1 Tool, instrument and data ..................................................................................................................................10
4.1.2 Installation environment inspection ..................................................................................................................11
4.1.3 Connecting cable ...............................................................................................................................................11
4.1.4 Unpacking and cargo inspection .......................................................................................................................12
4.2 Installation ..............................................................................................................................................................................12
4.2.1 Rack model .......................................................................................................................................................12
Chapter V Use and Operation .......................................................................................................................................................14
5.1 Power-on and power-off ................................................................................................................................................14
5.1.1 The first time startup .........................................................................................................................................14
5.1.2 Daily operation..................................................................................................................................................14
5.2 Use operation.................................................................................................................................................................14
5.2.1 Startup ...............................................................................................................................................................14
5.2.2 Shutdown ..........................................................................................................................................................15
5.2.3 Mute ..................................................................................................................................................................15
Chapter VI Operation Status and Display.....................................................................................................................................15
6.1 Indicator light and button definition ..............................................................................................................................15
6.2 Indicator light display list ..............................................................................................................................................16
6.3 Specification for LCD display menu .............................................................................................................................16
Chapter VII Alarm and Monitoring ..............................................................................................................................................18
7.1 Remote control and alarm .............................................................................................................................................18
7.1.1 Interface definition ............................................................................................................................................18
7.2 Common fault handling .................................................................................................................................................19
7.3 Case structure chart .......................................................................................................................................................20
7.3.1 1-3KVA case size and hole size chart: ...............................................................................................................20
7.3.2 4-6KVA case size and hole size chart: ...............................................................................................................20
Quality Warranty Card..................................................................................................................................................................21
User Information Form .................................................................................................................................................................21

Chapter I Safety Instruction
1.1 Safety instruction
The equipment has high temperature and high voltage, and shall be only installed, operated and
maintained by the qualified and trained professionals. During equipment installation, operation and
maintenance, it is necessary to abide by the local safety codes and relevant operation instructions; or
else, personal injury or equipment damage may occur. The safety precautions mentioned in this Manual
can be only regarded as the supplementation for the local safety codes.
This Company shall not bear any responsibility for the accidents caused by the violation of the general
safety operation requirements or the safety standards for equipment design, production and use.
1.2 General safety protection
1. Do not expose the inverter power supply in the environment including water, fog, snow, dust, etc.,
and do not block or shield ventilating duct in order to reduce the danger occurrence probability. Do not
install the inverter power supply in small and narrow unventilated space, or else the power supply will
be overheated.
2. In order to avoid fire and electric shock, please be sure that all cables have good electrical
characteristics and suitable diameter. It is forbidden to use damaged or small-diameter cables.
3. Since the parts inside the power supply may cause electric charge and striking, please do not put
battery, inflammable product or any article with fire prevention requirements around the power supply.
1.3 Battery related operation safety protection

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4. In case skins or clothes are contaminated by the acid liquor of the battery, please immediately use
soap and clean water for washing. In case acid liquor is splashed into eyes, please immediately use cold
water to wash the eyes for at least 20 minutes and then timely go to hospital for treatment.
5. Do not smoke or make open fire around the battery or the engine.
6. Do not place metal tool on the battery, because the generated spark or short circuit may cause
explosion.
7. When operating lead-acid storage battery, do not wear ring, bracelet, necklace, watch and other metal
ornaments, because the current at the short circuit connection of these ornaments and the storage
battery may cause high temperature and accordingly melt metal and cause severe burn injury.
Chapter II Overview
2.1 Introduction
dedicated sine wave inverter is especially designed and produced for the enterprises in electrical
power system and post and telecommunication industries according to their actual requirements under
the condition of not only considering the spatial installation size and the automation and networking
requirements for the inverter management in IT age, but also considering the influence of the noise on
the personnel in offices or in machine rooms.
The inverter of this series employs advanced SPWM and CPU control technology to realize precise
control, isolated input and output, output soft start, safety and high efficiency, good reliability and
strong impact resistance to inductive load. Not only with small volume, light weight, beautiful
appearance, convenient installation and maintenance, simple operation, low noise, low backward noise
and no pollution, but also with the function of real-time data collection and multi-path remote
communication, the products of this series can provide convenience for many system users to
implement network management and remote control. Meanwhile, such inverter is not only applicable to
communication industry, but also applicable to other occasions with high requirements for power
supply quality, thus becoming the ideal selection of the power supply for office automation.
2.2 Functions and features

This series refers to the intelligent dedicated inverter power supply and employs intelligent
microcomputer CPU control technology and advanced control theory as well mature and stable
high-frequency inversion mode in order to rapidly respond to the external environment change and
constantly provide the high-quality AC output in a real-time manner.
Such inverter employs advanced PWM+SPWM pulse width modulation technology to
realize output soft start, and the output thereof is the pure sine wave with stable frequency and
voltage, filtered noise and low distortion factor.
Different from other false isolation mode, the advanced DC-AC electric isolation technology
can really realize the completely electric isolation of DC and AC in all circuits and accordingly
meet the isolation requirements of all application systems as well as eliminate all possible mutual
interferences.

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This product has startup self-inspection function, strong loading capability and good load
compatibility; the built-in by-pass switch has improved the continuity and reliability of the
inverter power supply.
This product also has direct startup function by mains and allows the users to provide
power supply to the load through the by-pass mains when there is no DC input; meanwhile, it
also allows to cut off DC under startup status and to automatically switch to the mains by-
pass, without influencing the power supply for the load while facilitating the maintenance
replacement of the storage battery.
This product also has intelligent unattended operation function, namely: after the output
is cut off due to too high or too low DC voltage, mains failure, etc., the power supply can
automatically recover the output when the DC voltage or the mains returns to normal condition.
Therefore, this product is especially suitable for the unattended communication base.
This product has perfect safety protection functions, such as DC input inverse connection
prevention and DC input buffering protection and other comprehensive protection measures for
overvoltage, overload, short circuit, over-temperature and inverter fault.
Due to the adoption of the advanced backward noise suppression techniques, this product
does not mutually intervene with the communication equipment sharing the DC cabinet. The
AC
input terminal employs multiple filtering to eliminate the interference of the utility power grid
in
order to meet the requirements of the application system for AC-dominated power supply.
This product can flexibly set AC-dominated power supply and DC-dominated power
supply (such power supply form can be switched through LCD panel or communication
background software):
When there is mains, AC-dominated inverter power supply is under mains output mode;
in case of mains fault, AC inverter power supply automatically switches to inverter output.
DC-dominated inverter power supply is under inverter output mode during normal
operation, and automatically switches to mains by-pass output during the occurrence of DC input
fault.
This product also has the function of LED+LCD status display, alarm signal display and
alarm recording, and is provided with 128*64 lattice screen as the perfect humanized man-
machine interface with blue background and white subtitles.
This product has 5 groups of passive dry contacts respectively for DC input fault, AC
input fault, overload information, by-pass information and output fault.
This product is also provided with completely independent RS232 and RS485
communication interfaces, and supports real-time data communication function, and can use the
monitoring software to monitor and control the working condition of the inverter power supply in
a real-time manner.
This product supports built-in TCP/IP communication to realize remote network
monitoring and management of the inverter power supply.(Optional)
This product supports built-in SNMP communication to realize the interconnecting
function of the inverter power supply and attain the objective of network monitoring and
management.(Optional)

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2.3 Technical characteristics and parameters
2.3.1 Sine Wave series model code
220/220-2KVA
2K-----Nominal output power (VA)

220----Nominal output AC voltage (V)
220-----Nominal input DC voltage (V)
2.3.2 Sine Wave series model list
Table I:
12 Series 24 Series 48 Series 110 Series 220 Series
500VA 12/220-0.5KVA 24/220-0.5KVA Not available Not available Not available
1000VA 12/220-1KVA 24/220-1KVA 48/220-1KVA 110/220-1KVA 220/220-1KVA
2000VA Not available 24/220-2KVA 48/220-2KVA 110/220-2KVA 220/220-2KVA
6000VA Not available Not available 48/220-6KVA 110/220-6KVA 220/220-6KVA
7000VA Not available Not available Not available Not available Not available
2.4 Technical characteristics and parameters
2.4.1 Technical index

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Table II:
Technical Index(VA) 0.5K 1K 2K 3K 4K 5K 6K
Rated input voltage (Vdc) Refer to Table III
Rated input current (A) Refer to Table III

DC input
Allowable range of input DC

Refer to Table III
voltage (Vdc)
Backward noise current 10%

Allowable by-pass voltage
(Vac) 260V-180V(10V)
AC
by-pass
input Rated input current (A) 2.3 4.5 9.1 13.6 18.2 22.7 27.3
By-pass conversion time
5ms
(ms)
Rated capacity (VA) 500 1K 2K 3K 4K 5K 6K
Rated output power (W) 400 800 1600 2400 3200 4000 4800
Inverter output voltage and
230Vac50HZ
frequency
Inverter output current (A) 1.8 3.6 7.2 10.8 14.5 18.2 21.8
Output voltage precision (V) 2301.5%

Output frequency precision
500.1% Or 600.1%
(Hz)
AC
Waveform Pure sine wave
outp
ut Total harmonic distortion
3% (linear load)
(THD)
Dynamic response time 5% (load 0100%)
Power factor (PF) 0.8

Overload capacity 100%-120% 60s 121%-150% 10s
Inversion efficiency (80%
85%
resistive load)
By-pass conversion time
5ms
(ms)
Dielectric strength (input
1500Vac, 1 minute
and output)
Workin Noise (1m) 40dB
g Operating environment
environ -20~+50
temperature
ment
Humidity 0~90%, no moisture condensation
Operating altitude (m) 2000
Indicati LCD display Input and output voltage, frequency, output current, temperature, percentage, etc.
on inverter status Normal mains, normal inversion, battery under-voltage and output overload
Standard rack
Mechan
(Depth Width Height) Refer to 7.3 Case Structure Chart
ical size
(mm)

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Input under-voltage and overvoltage, output overload and short circuit protections,
Protection function etc.

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Table III:
12 Series 24 Series 48 Series 110 Series 220 Series
Rated input
voltage 12V 24V 48V 110V 220V
(Vdc)
Allowable Cutoff voltage Cutoff voltage Cutoff voltage Cutoff voltage Cutoff voltage
range of 10V15V 20V30V 40V--60V 90V139V 180V--275V
input DC
voltage Startup voltage Startup voltage Startup voltage Startup voltage Startup voltage
(Vdc) 11V14V 22V28V 45.5V57V 104V131V 208V260V
0.5KVA 42 0.5KVA 21 Not available Not available Not available
1KVA 83 1KVA 42 1KVA 21 1KVA 9 1KVA 4.5
Not available 2KVA 83 2KVA 42 2KVA 18 2KVA 9
13.
Not available 3KVA 125 3KVA 63 3KVA 27 3KVA
5
Not available 4KVA 167 4KVA 83 4KVA 36 4KVA 18

Rated input
current (A)
22.
Not available 5KVA 20 5KVA 104 5KVA 45 5KVA
5
Not available Not available 6KVA 125 6KVA 55 6KVA 27
Not available Not available Not available Not available Not available

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Chapter III Structure and Principle
3.1 Hardware structure and working principle
Specification: such product employs advanced PWM+SPWM high frequency technology and takes CPU as the
master control chip, thus realizing the perfect combination of the advanced intelligent control and the mature and
stable inverter mode.
Functional block diagram
3.2 Operation mode
3.2.1 AC power supply mode
Namely AC inverter working mode: the inverter employs mains for load when there is mains and switches to
inverter working mode when the mains is abnormal.

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3.2.2 DC power supply mode
Namely DC-dominated inverter working mode: under normal condition, DC-dominated inverter is under inverter
output status all the time; in case of DC fault, it switches to mains by-pass.
3.3 Appearance and indicator light
3.3.1 Appearance
3.3.2 Front panel

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3.3.3 Back panel
3.3.4 Indicator light
Chapter IV Installation and Debugging
4.1 Installation preparation
Such inverter power sully must be installed only by the technical personnel with certain electric theory
knowledge and practical experience.
4.1.1 Tool, instrument and data

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Universal meter, tool kit, specification and cable
4.1.2 Installation environment inspection
Environmental requirements
Working temperature: -20~+50
Storage temperature: -40~+70
Relative humidity: 0%-95%, no moisture condensation
Cooling mode: temperature control type air cooling
Altitude: 1500m, meeting the derating requirement of GB3859.2-93
Verticality: no vibration, with the vertical gradient not exceeding 5 degrees
Class of pollution: Class II
The system shall be installed in the cool and dust-free operating environment with sufficient ventilation and
relatively low humidity. The recommendable working temperature is 20~25 and the humidity shall be
controlled at about 50%.
Attention
Inflammables, explosives or corrosive gas or
liquor shall not be stored in the room.
It is forbidden to be installed in the working
environment with metallic conductivity dust.
4.1.3 Connecting cable
AC input cable: users can optionally select and configure the cable and meanwhile the connector is randomly
provided as the connecting wire. The cable specification is as shown in the following table:
Capacity Cable Section Area

2
500VA 0.75mm
2
1000VA 1.5mm
2
2000VA 2.5mm
2
3000VA 4.0mm
2
4000VA 4.0mm
2
5000VA 6.0mm
2
6000VA 6.0mm
AC output cable: users can optionally select and configure the cable.
DC input cable: users can optionally select and configure the cable, and fabricate the connector. In order the
ensure the electrical safety, please refer to the following table for wiring selection:

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Wire Section Area
Capacity
12V 24V 48V 110V 220V
2 2 2 2 2
500VA 16 mm 6.0 mm 4.0 mm 2.5 mm 1.5 mm
2 2 2 2 2
1000VA 25 mm 10 mm 6.0 mm 4.0 mm 2.5 mm
2 2 2 2
1500VA No 16 mm 10 mm 6.0 mm 2.5 mm
2 2 2 2
2000VA No 20 mm 16 mm 6.0 mm 2.5 mm
2 2 2 2
3000VA No 50 mm 16 mm 10 mm 4.0 mm
2 2 2 2
4000VA No 50 mm 25 mm 16 mm 6.0 mm
2 2 2 2
5000VA No 50 mm 36 mm 25 mm 6.0 mm
2 2 2
6000VA No No 36 mm 25 mm 10 mm
4.1.4 Unpacking and cargo inspection
The equipment shall be placed in the satisfactory storage environment and the storage period shall preferably not
exceed 3 months.
During equipment installation, it is necessary to deliver the equipment to the installation site and then remove the
external package. At this moment, it is necessary to check whether the equipment and materials are correct
according to the packaging list inside the container and meanwhile properly preserve various spare parts and
accessories for installing, updating and maintaining the equipment in future.
4.2 Installation
4.2.1 Rack model
1. Handle installation
After removing the package, take out the valve bag containing two L-shaped handle frames and handles from the
installation accessories, use M4 screw in the bag to fix the right and left sides of the inverter power supply and
meanwhile lock the screw, as shown in the following figure:

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2. Placement and fixation
Place the inverter power supply installed with handles at the position suitable for 19-inch rack (notice: the
inverter power supply shall be provided with supporting device at the bottom!) and then fix it.
3. Connecting cable
1) DC input connection
Connect the prepared cable to the DC input terminal at the back part of the inverter power supply and pay
attention to the connection of the positive and negative electrodes.
Hot-line operation shall be forbidden in order to avoid such accidents as short circuit and striking which may
endanger personal safety and equipment safety.
2) AC input and output connection
Terminal strip is adopted for the AC input and output connection of this machine. It is necessary to well connect
the cables with connectors according to the silk-screen mark.
Notice: the live line and the null line cannot be inversely connected, and the input and the output cannot be
inversely connected; after wire connection, it is necessary to check whether the wires are firmly and stably connected,
as shown in the following figure:

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Chapter V Use and Operation
5.1 Power-on and power-off
5.1.1 The first time startup
Check whether the DC input voltage is consistent with the label at the back of the machine; in case of any
inconsistence, please do not introduce DC power supply in order not to cause machine damage! For any unclear
part, please contact with the supplier or directly contact with the manufacturer.
Check whether the wiring polarity of the DC input is correct; or else, the machine cannot be normally started.
Check whether the wiring of AC input and output is correct and confirm that there is no short circuit
phenomenon.
If there is no error in the above checks, respectively introduce DC power supply and AC power supply.
Place the startup switch on the machine at NO position in order to send power to start the machine.
Firstly, all indicator lights are orderly turned on for self-inspection.
Then, the output relay is closed to output AC power supply to the load.
5.1.2 Daily operation
Only the startup & shutdown switch on the machine is operated for daily startup.
For shutdown, it is necessary to firstly turn off the load and then turn off the inverter switch.
For long-term nonuse, please cut off the power supply for AC input and output as well as the output connection in
order to ensure safety.
Please follow the operations for the first time startup to start the machine after long-term nonuse.
5.2 Use operation
5.2.1 Startup
1. Confirm whether DC input and AC output of the power supply are correctly and reliably connected;

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2. After the startup/shutdown switch is rightwards pressed, the inverter sends tick noise and enters self-inspection
status, thus indicating that the machine is started.
Self-inspection status: before steady output, the inverter power supply checks the external environment and
checks whether the inverter supply power itself is normal; if various status parameters of the inverter power supply
and the mains are normal, the inverter will steadily operate in mains status or inverter status (AC-dominated inverter is
steady in mains output status and DC-dominated inverter is steady in inverter output status). It takes about 5s to
complete this process.
5.2.2 Shutdown
After the startup/shutdown switch is leftwards pressed, the inverter LED indicator light and the inverter power
supply are both turned off.
5.2.3 Mute
In case the inverter power supply has fault in the operation process, the system will send audible and visual alarm
which can be set through LCD, namely selecting Turn Off (such turn-off is permanent, and there will be no audible
alarm for any new fault) in the sound control option.
Operator can directly press ENT (temporary) button to inactivate and activate (the existence of alarm is the
essential condition) the alarm. For the same alarm, the muted alarm will not be automatically turned on (if the fault is
removed and the same fault appears again, the alarm will be turned on again); if there is another alarm, no matter
whether the last alarm is under mute status or not, the system will automatically turn on the audible alarm.
Chapter VI Operation Status and Display
6.1 Indicator light and button definition

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6.2 Indicator light display list
Mode Mains Battery Load

Startup Status (Green) (Green) (Green) (Green)
self-inspe On On On On
ction
Buzzer One sound every 1s, and triple sounds before mute.
Mode Status AC mode DC mode

light Indicat Normally Normally
(Green/Bl or light green blue
ue) Buzzer No No
Normal
High AC Low AC No AC
Status AC
voltage voltage voltage
Mains voltage
Light Indicat Normally Quick Slow Normally
(Green/Re or light green flashing red flashing red red
d) One
One sound One sound sound
Buzzer No
every 3s every 3s every 3s
Normal
High DC Low DC No DC
Status DC
voltage voltage voltage
Battery voltage
light Indicat Normally Quick Slow Normally
(Green/Re or light green flashing red flashing red red
d)
One
One sound One sound
Buzzer No sound
every 1s every 3s
every 3s
Short
Normal Overload Overload Overload
Status circuit Inverter fault
load 120% 150% shutdown
shutdown
Load light
Slow Quick Slow Quick
(Green/Re Indicat Normally
flashing flashing flashing flashing Normally red
d) or light green green green red red
One sound One sound Continuo Continuo Continuous
Buzzer No
every 1s every 1s us sound us sound sound

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6.3 Specification for LCD display menu

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Chapter VII Alarm and Monitoring
7.1 Remote control and alarm
7.1.1 Interface definition
Note: the contact capacity of each group of the dry contacts shall not exceed 60 V 0.5A.

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7.2 Common fault handling
Fault Fault
Fault Analysis Fault Point Judgment Fault Handling Remarks
Type Phenomenon
Check the negative and positive
Confirm the
Inverse electrodes of DC input terminal
negative and
connection of before connection, wherein the
positive electrodes
DC negative high potential shall be connected
and then reconnect
and positive to + electrode while the low
the corresponding
Startup Unable to start electrodes potential shall be connected to -
wire.
fault up electrode.
Use DC gear of the universal Start up the machine
meter to measure the voltages of after the storage
Low DC startup
the two ends of the terminal to battery is charged to
voltage
confirm whether the voltage is the startup voltage
higher than startup voltage. point.
Low-voltage or
The machine has high-voltage Cut off the load to test whether
Consult with the
Operatin no output after protection of the machine can normally operate
technical personnel
g fault operating for a inverter; and whether the voltage of each
of the manufacturer.
certain period overload point is normal, etc.
protection, etc.
Use universal meter to measure
Too high or too Switch after the
AC input of inverter to check
low utility utility supply
whether the voltage is within the
Mains supply voltage voltage is stable.
working range.
switchin Unable to switch
Low-voltage
g fault After low-voltage shutdown of Switch after the
shutdown
inverter, connect to the Mains inverter operates
protection of
inverter without switching. again.
Output Machine High voltage, low voltage, Consult with the
No output
fault protection over-temperature, overload, etc. manufacturer.
Whether the
communication Check whether the correct Select correct
Unavailable
interface is communication mode (RS232 communication
Commun communication wrongly 485) is selected. mode
ication accessed.
fault
Check whether the Baud rates of
Whether the
Unstable the communication line material Use twisted pair or
communication
communication and panel are consistent with each reset Baud rate.
line is too long.
other.

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7.3 Case structure chart
7.3.1 1-3KVA case size and hole size chart:
7.3.2 4-6KVA case size and hole size chart:

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Quality Warranty
Card
In order to ensure high quality, the sine wave inverter power supply must be strictly inspected before delivery.
This Company assures the good machine performance and the parts integrity listed in the warranty card to the
users. The free warranty service is available for one year, and the warranty regulations are as follows:
(I) In case the parts are damaged or have fault within the warranty period since the purchasing of the machine
and such damage or fault has been verified by the technical personnel of the Company to take place in normal
use, the Company will freely repair the machine and replace relevant parts, but the damaged parts shall belong
thereto.
(II) In case of any following condition listed in the warranty card for the machine, the warranty period shall
be automatically expired.
1. Alter company trademark;
2. Damage is caused due to faulty operation, use negligence and negligence factors;
3. Other persons rather than the technical personnel of the Company optionally start up the machine for
repair, refit the machine, obliterate or remove machine number or seal strip;
4. The machine is not installed according to the installation instructions of the manufacturer.
(III) Please properly reserve this card and show this card and the purchasing receipt note (invoice) to the
technical personnel for repair.
User Information Form

User UnitContact Person
User AddressContact Phone Number
Distribution UnitPostcode
Product ModelLocal Phone Number
Purchasing TimeResponsible Person
Maintenance Record Form

Date Maintenance Type Summary Maintenance Man User Signature
Note: please make one copy with official seal after the user information is written and send it back to
the
Market Department of the Company for archiving.

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1.3 Battery related operation safety protection

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2.2 Functions and features

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2.3.1 Sine Wave series model code

2K-----Nominal output power (VA)

2.3.2 Sine Wave series model list

1000VA 12/220-1KVA 24/220-1KVA 48/220-1KVA 110/220-1KVA 220/220-1KVA

2000VA Not available 24/220-2KVA 48/220-2KVA 110/220-2KVA 220/220-2KVA

3000VA Not available 24/220-3KVA 48/220-3KVA 110/220-3KVA 220/220-3KVA

4000VA Not available 24/220-4KVA 48/220-4KVA 110/220-4KVA 220/220-4KVA

5000VA Not available 24/220-5KVA 48/220-5KVA 110/220-5KVA 220/220-5KVA

6000VA Not available Not available 48/220-6KVA 110/220-6KVA 220/220-6KVA

2.4 Technical characteristics and parameters

2.4.1 Technical index

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Technical Index(VA) 0.5K 1K 2K 3K 4K 5K 6K

Rated input voltage (Vdc) Refer to Table III

Rated input current (A) Refer to Table III

Allowable range of input DC

Backward noise current 10%

Output voltage precision (V) 2301.5%

Power factor (PF) 0.8

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12 Series 24 Series 48 Series 110 Series 220 Series

0.5KVA 42 0.5KVA 21 Not available Not available Not available

1KVA 83 1KVA 42 1KVA 21 1KVA 9 1KVA 4.5

Not available 2KVA 83 2KVA 42 2KVA 18 2KVA 9

Not available 4KVA 167 4KVA 83 4KVA 36 4KVA 18

Not available Not available 6KVA 125 6KVA 55 6KVA 27

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3.1 Hardware structure and working principle

Functional block diagram

3.2 Operation mode

3.2.1 AC power supply mode

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3.3 Appearance and indicator light

3.3.2 Front panel

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3.3.4 Indicator light

Chapter IV Installation and Debugging

4.1 Installation preparation

4.1.1 Tool, instrument and data

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4.1.3 Connecting cable

Capacity Cable Section Area

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4.1.4 Unpacking and cargo inspection

4.2.1 Rack model

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Power Inverter Limitada, direccin Pasaje Enrique Campino 763,

5.1 Power-on and power-off

5.1.1 The first time startup

5.1.2 Daily operation